Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-22

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1880 -
M0aNrNa PAREka.
Ths London nsgapapos field b 9 most
pFospsxGus ons. London b 80 large and
60 rich that the newspapers published
there have crest resources e their con-
maud. L.ou6on Il % broad and h made
90 Of se many dinexent localities that
tie pRomlnens buaines1 peopie are Also
lately driven 70 adVeFtise themselves IN
she nawspapera n they wish 20 mako
themselves known and not become Lost
u che crowd. The resaif d that al Ct
tue pruminaut uawspapefH ere loaded
down with Advertisements In almost
al o. ire oities Of TIE United States
soune ona newapApeE has the monopoly
81 publishing The small advertisements.
aRah aa wants" and the like. Here
nsAEly ell the morning papers have them
share Of this paying claas Of business.
Tho morning neBEpapefl Of London
are QreAl hlankat sheets, clumsy In nizo
end awkward 30 handle. Tbs greater
part Of tails space q given up 70 advsR-
lisemenfs and editorials News 90
cupies Q subordinate piace. The eolleo-
ton Of news Il q most expsusive item Of
oulQo IL the accounts OF American
newspaper management. Tbs subogdi.
nation Of news IL the LoBd0n papers
n1Ak6a them cost very mach les TO pro-
duce than papers oeenpytnG correspond
lnQ positions 10 the Gated Seates. The
Telegraph bills ere small and they have
bat few reporters. The Daily Telegraph
Size Dsifr Nssns, and Ne Daily 6fasdard
aFe eiRht pace nswspapeFs. With eight
| columns on eaoh page. Ibis mornings
/ Telegraph, which u q fair average edi-
ton, haa thirty-seveu Of lie sixty-fouT
colnmna given up 70 advertisements. six
m0ge 81 its eolnmne are deSoted 10 the
money markets and thipping intelli-
genes; three columns 10 parliament,
four and one haif columns 80 editorial
articles Of The regulation length, leaV-
ice less than foaFtean columns fog news.
l The Ifassn q q sfx. column paper, but Il
prints % many sapplsmenls shas g pub
| fishes, as Fule, more matter than any
other one OF the London morning
papers.
The papaF having the largest income
Ia London b the Daily Telegraph. This
pager = owned b. Levy, br.. and Law
son and Lawson IL. 1he Duly 1els-
grupA ID BY far the richest paper IN
Londcu, indeed, DO not believe there
h any newspapeF IN The world which
has 90 large q net income. ! have
asked q number o. men whose Business
IL clnsaly coRnected With newspaper
Publishing concerning the income Of
tie naiiv Telegraph. Those who are
familiar With the advertising rates Of
the Teiagvaph and wbo know the figures
Of Ne circulation cay that The net In
come q the DailE Telegraph reaches the
enoFmous sam of E3oo.000 per annum,
OF 81 .D00oe. THIS pager Il said b. ell
hnanciai authorities 30 have Q reserve
q e6.O0o000 invested. producing
an income which can be used at any
time foE any extra expendlturo, like Q
great var o. fight against competition
fron any new newspaper entsFpglss.
fts circulation Is IN the eighboFhood
Of $1,000; that "a iis Average. Although
ID u q Conservative paper, d comes
esoser b the people Of London than any
other Newspaper puhlishea here. II has
almost ne cffcnlAtion In ahe rural dis
lrictA Iis great eiFealAtion Il Almost
sstiEelY confined 70 TIE city q Loadon
itself.
The TSms newspaper has a circala-
ten nov % some1hina lees than $1,000.
THIS parsE will have 70 come down In
iss pFiae, az ita circulation has fallen az
Considerably shs last fau yeara It's in
earss b e6out half that % the TslsgrapA,
namely, RiB00N large pAra Of the
ineome IA from iln advertising. II has &
larger amo1ns e. advertising than a1y
other Isandon paper. II d the highest
prieeA uewspapef pahlished today IN
tue world. he three pence cbaEaed
for 4 coRFaApond8 30 Sin eenas Of Amer
loan money. The Ttsses 10 the rural
DISTRESS i runtea cot u d ef1un taksn
hy three paapae, Who divide its expen-
diaure and isa cosA. In this waS lee
readers are hron1ht up 10 over 10000.
The SfandaRd has q cirunlAtion tn lie
neiQh baHheod Of 10000. and lee ineome
4 aboas Gimuoo Ths circnla1i0n q
TIE nr6ls Ness h placed a. 10000 and
i1s ineauae az Eiu000a Thams are the
mosl pFof,ahie papsrs IN Bsaaon. The
CAruafrls, which b later nswspspeF IN
paint OF esaaoli4hmena 70 pabltshe1 BY
he ssnsr % Lteyd's Wsskit. Lleyf's
Wsrslls claaFs for tts cSner froua
csocOe 10 $4,000 q year, and a b eatf-
mated seAt TIE CAruafctt hEfnza his in
eaue ~ 10 aboat Eioo.Ooo fhe Grephic
and Tllasirats8 LeaSsa Nsaas are very
pFusperoaa nswspaperA They oEinz n
20 their pnhlisheFs ne1 income 81 kioQ,-
coo q year. there are . ereat saany
trades papers re6lished d bondon; al
e them make oomfortahte incomes.
lie eVgninn newapapeFa are 1e4 %
prosperosa a. TIE moEaine payers. 1he
GsaAs has Ne lAFeess ineome. WaieA
l. estimated a. ea0oo0. but nnna 81 ~
other parsrs have any tncome whieh
can 81 ell campare with these q ~
mesnine payers
II ia 4 FemMFhAhAa fact thai IN ahAI
sieA hslt, where pfoapertty folla9s al,
maGt every forn o. newspapeR Pablios-
| ten, ahaRe sAcald b lesR enaafprsze ID
nsss caalaerisa than b sny % he minoI
cities IN eha GEstei ststsA. Few q N
uanEnine papera tecefve dispatches afael
N eAeisek a. ntahA, ard Il d VsEy raF.